What this page is
This page carries dated notices from the Office of the Registrar at Kamagambo University. Each notice states when it was published and what it changes. Where a notice affects entry requirements, fees or deadlines, the relevant page is updated on the same day and linked from the notice.
Notices are listed newest first. Anything not listed here has not changed.
18 September 2026 — Applications open for the January 2027 intake
· Office of the Registrar
Applications are now open for the January 2027 regular intake across all three degree programmes. Apply at least four weeks before the intake begins so that academic records can be verified in time.
- Bachelor of Education in Arts — KCSE mean grade C+ with at least C in English and Mathematics. Four years. KSh 70,800 per semester.
- Bachelor of Arts in Theology with Entrepreneurship — KCSE mean grade C plain. Four years. KSh 70,800 per semester.
- Bachelor of Business Administration with Entrepreneurship — KCSE mean grade C+ with at least C in Mathematics and English. Four years. KSh 70,800 per semester.
Diploma programmes require a KCSE mean grade of C- and certificate programmes require D+. Diploma fees are KSh 35,500 per trimester (regular) or KSh 30,430 per trimester (in-service), and certificate fees KSh 25,000 or KSh 18,750 per trimester respectively. Full amounts are on the fee structure page.
16 September 2026 — What the Letter of Interim Authority changes for applicants
· Office of the Registrar
Kamagambo now admits students directly to its own degree programmes. Before 15 September 2026 the institution operated as Kamagambo Adventist Teachers' College. It is now Kamagambo University, and the three degree programmes listed above are its own awards.
Does this mean Kamagambo is fully chartered?
No. A Letter of Interim Authority authorises an institution to operate as a university while it works toward a full charter. Kamagambo University is not yet fully chartered. According to the Commission for University Education, which advises on these awards, current status for any Kenyan university can be verified directly with the Commission.
What happens to students already enrolled?
Students enrolled under the former college continue their programmes without interruption. The university has committed to a seamless transition and to a clear pathway for new entrants.
15 September 2026 — Letter of Interim Authority granted
· Office of the Registrar
President William Ruto presented Kamagambo University with a Letter of Interim Authority at the Kisumu State Lodge on 15 September 2026, making it Kenya's 90th university and the third Adventist private university in the country after the University of Eastern Africa, Baraton and the Adventist University of Africa.
The full account, including the programmes approved and what the President asked of the institution, is on the Letter of Interim Authority news page.
How to check something that is not listed here
Email the Office of the Registrar at registrar@kamagambo.ac.ke, or call or message +254 720 729 462 on WhatsApp during working hours. For admissions specifically, write to admissions@kamagambo.ac.ke.
Common questions
The next regular intake is January 2027. Regular intakes run in January, May and September; in-service intakes run in April, September and November. Apply at least four weeks before your chosen intake.
Degree tuition is KSh 70,800 per semester (KSh 60,300 tuition plus KSh 10,500 administration) for all undergraduate programmes. Diploma fees range from KSh 30,430 to KSh 37,500 per trimester and certificate fees from KSh 18,750 to KSh 27,000 per trimester, depending on the mode of study.
No. Kamagambo University operates under a Letter of Interim Authority granted on 15 September 2026, which authorises it to operate as a university while it works toward a full charter. Current status can be verified with the Commission for University Education.